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In 1987, London based the lawyer and part-time DJ Phil Green cemented a new career in

Devour by founding his own modeling agency, aptly titled, Supermodel Agency. By 2017,

he was entering his 30th year in the industry and Supermodel Agency was a major success,

representing a large catalogue of glamour models, promo girls and Instagram influencers.

Many were featured in erotic calendars and demands magazines like FHM, Maxim, Loaded, Nuts

and Zoot Weekly, with the elite appearing in the more illustrious Playboy.

Phil learned a level of popularity as page three girls. A British tabloid tradition where

female glamour models were featured topless on the aforementioned page of the sun, Daily

Mirror and Daily Star newspapers. Phil primarily ran his business online, meeting with aspiring

models at private residences to assess if they were suitable to join his books. His

email inbox was consistently filled with requests from clients from across the world who required

models for a variety of purposes, including photo shoots, commercials, corporate events

and parties. No request was off limits as Phil sent his personnel to a range of jobs

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